Visit Matsumoto

Roadside Stations Worth Stopping At on the Kamikochi-Norikura Drive

• Japan Alps Area

Treasure Chest on Nawate Street, A Forest of Shimmering Glass.

• Central Area

Established in 1907, additive-free "Milk Bread" in front of the station

• Central Area

Immersed in the atmosphere of Matsumoto Castle, touch the pure waters of the castle town.

• Central Area

At Myth's Hot Spring, enveloped in the beauty of the seasons

• Eastern Area

Directly connected to Matsumoto Station, Travel Information Center

• Central Area

National Historic Site: Hayashijō Ruins. The castle ruins spread across the mountain convey the breath of history.

• Eastern Area

The beautiful scenery of the riverbed lined with stone walls

• Eastern Area

Roadside stations where you can discover local flavors

• Central Area

Handcrafted folk furniture that embodies the artisan's spirit—a lifetime companion.

• Central Area

Founded in 1832. Miso ball making for 1,300 years.

• Central Area

The historic thatched-roof main hall

• Eastern Area

Filming Locations Overlooking the Meguro River

• Central Area

The river of Matsumoto, beloved for youth and fireworks

• Eastern Area

The iconic river of the city center

• Central Area

A view overlooking the castle town and mountain ranges

• Central Area

Matsumoto Yamaga FC's home stadium

• Central Area

Established in 1832, the rich umami born of tradition.

• Central Area

A long-established liquor store where you can experience Shinshu's sake culture

• Central Area

Tracing the Life of Poet Kubota Kōhō

• Central Area

The "Tenjin-sama of Fukashi," who walked alongside the castle town

• Central Area

The relocated Kannon Hall preserves the history of this ancient temple for today.

• Central Area

A historic street retaining the vestiges of its artisan town past

• Central Area

The grand hall where phoenixes dance, a traditional restaurant founded in the Meiji era.

• Central Area